The easiest way to save lucky bamboo leaves from turning yellow

Lucky bamboo , with its auspicious name and elegant shape, has become a favorite plant in many families. It not only symbolizes wealth and auspiciousness, but also is easy to maintain through hydroponics. However, if not properly maintained, the leaves of lucky bamboo may turn yellow and lose vitality. Let’s learn the simplest way to fix the yellowing leaves of lucky bamboo.

1. Temperature control

Lucky bamboo grows best in an environment of 15 to 30 degrees Celsius. Low temperatures in winter can easily cause the leaves to turn yellow, especially when the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius. Therefore, you should ensure that the lucky bamboo is in a warm environment. For example, the hydroponic bottle can be wrapped with an old sweater to provide additional insulation.

2. Change water regularly

The water of hydroponic lucky bamboo needs to be changed once a week. In spring, summer and fall, this is relatively easy to do. However, in winter, you need to pay attention to the water temperature when changing water, and avoid using too cold tap water directly to prevent excessive temperature difference from stimulating the root system. The water should be left indoors for a while and then used after the water temperature approaches room temperature.

3. Reasonable fertilization

Due to limited nutrients in the hydroponic environment, lucky bamboo may have yellow leaves due to lack of nutrition. Regular addition of liquid fertilizer or special nutrient solution can replenish the necessary nutrients. However, please note that fertilization should be avoided when the temperature is below 15 degrees Celsius to avoid affecting absorption. At the same time, the amount of fertilizer should not be too much to prevent water quality deterioration.

Through the above maintenance measures, you can effectively prevent and improve the problem of yellowing leaves of lucky bamboo, keep it vibrant green, and improve the beauty of the home environment.